The 76th annual Winslow Christmas Parade was a spectacular event that filled the streets with holiday cheer, following the theme “An Indigenous Christmas.” Participants from all walks of life came together to create a dazzling display of creativity, community spirit and holiday magic.
Pueblo Dance Group emerged as the parade’s top winner, securing the most overall points and the highly prestigious Sweepstakes Award. Their performance was a mesmerizing blend of tradition and innovation that left judges and spectators alike in awe.
Aguilas De Oro took second overall and received the City Award. Their entry was a testament to the group’s talent and dedication, captivating the parade’s audience with their creativity.
First Mesa Elementary Schools Royalty earned third place overall and received the Judge’s Award, showcasing exceptional creativity and execution. Their festive spirit was evident to all who witnessed their parade presentation.
Owa Kovi Dance Group claimed fourth overall and was honored with the Mayor’s Award. Their spirited performance added to the parade’s vibrancy and earned them this esteemed recognition.
In addition to the overall winners, the parade featured category winners who stood out in their respective fields.
Winslow High School Band delighted the crowd with their melodious tunes and precision marching, earning them the title of Band Winner.
High Desert Dance Group displayed graceful moves and infectious energy, securing the title of Dance Group Winner.
Clear Creek Cowboys Association impressed with their horsemanship skills, earning them the title of Equestrian Winner.
APS (Arizona Public Service) floated into the hearts of the audience with their commercial float, claiming the title of Float Commercial Winner.
Haatali Yazhii Bi Olta’ Dance Group Miss & Mr LSCS 2023-24 displayed both charitable spirit and artistic talent, winning the title of Float Non-Profit Winner.
Second Mesa Day School Royalty, with their youthful exuberance and creative float design, secured the title of Float Youth Winner.
The Dilkon Veterans Organization showcased their dedication to service and patriotism, earning them the title of Military Winner.
Just Cruis’n Car Club impressed with their classic and custom vehicles, earning them the title of Vehicle Winner.
Winslow Unified School District made a powerful impact with their walking entry, leaving a lasting impression on the parade’s attendees and securing the title of Walking Winner.
The Christmas Parade was a resounding success, bringing the community together in the spirit of the season. Winners can pick up their awards at the Chamber of Commerce. Congratulations to all the winners and participants who made this event a memorable and joyous celebration of the holiday season.
